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Graduates of the Department of Agricultural & Biological Engineering help preserve our world's resources by designing environmentally sound solutions to complex problems.

Through a degree in Agricultural & Biological Engineering you can address issues related to the basic necessities of life…plentiful food, clean water, and a safe environment.

Agricultural Operations Management prepares graduates to apply technology and mangement skills to energy, environmental and agricultural construction systems, agricultural production, and technical sales.

Packaging Science graduates develop products to contain, preserve, protect, or enhance the value of goods thru innovative packaging solutions.

ABE studentsWant to learn more about degrees in ABE? Watch a video that highlights our undergraduate programs.

Graduate students may pursue advanced degrees in all areas. Highly qualified students should consider our combined Bachelor's/Master's degree program.

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CLIMATE TOOLS

ABE faculty members lead a world class program in the Southeast Climate Consortium (SECC) on using climate information to manage risks in agriculture. Distinguished Professor Jim Jones is leading a team of crop and climate simulation modelers to translate climate predictions into information that extension agents and farmers can use. The new AgroClimate website is packed with information and tools. For more information visit http://AgroClimate.org.